FCT: Gade leaders urge youths to enroll in school

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By Usman Shuaibu

The chief of Gade in Kwali Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Alhaji Yusuf Adamu as well as the Madaki of Angwan Gade in Gwagwalada, Mallam Abdullahi Baba Tanko have urged the youths to enroll in schools so as to become important personalities in the societies.
They also charged the youths to continue to live in peace for the overall development of Gade community in the FCT and Nigeria as a whole.
Alhaji Yusuf Adamu and Mallam Abdullahi Baba Tanko, who stated this in their separate interviews with peoples Daily correspondent during the celebration of their chieftaincy titles at their respective communities, further counselled Gade on unity at all times.
The Kwali Chief of Gade, however, advised the entire Gade in the FCT to shun any act capable of causing rancour and acrimony in our communities and promised to provide purposeful leadership.
In the same vain, the Madaki of Angwan Gade thanked the Aguma of Gwagwalada, Alhaji Muhammadu Magaji for recognizing him as the leader of Angwan Gade in the area.

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